Eliminates the restriction on the number of PSBs or DBDs that could be imported at one time. There is no longer any limit to the number of resources that can be imported at one time.

For resources that are imported from the IMS catalog or z/OS, referenced DBDs are now automatically imported. Restriction: When the import location is z/OS, the PDS member must have the same name as the DBD that it contains in order for the wizard to automatically import the resources.

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